Written and presented by Ben, with producer and co-writer Rose Baker, An Archive on Four which explores 60 years of colourful, complex, cringeworthy encounters between artists and politicians.
Saturday 2nd April on BBC Radio 4, 8pm
Ben reviews the latest recordings of orchestral music by Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Gershwin and Varèse with Andrew McGregor.
10.40 am Saturday 12th March on BBC Radio 3
A unique concert experience programmed by the CBSO’s Youth Ambassadors
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-60153376
Ben will conduct the BBC Philharmonic in works by Margaret Bonds, Joseph Bologne and Ali Osman as part of Radio 3’s Afternoon Concert, live from Media City
Live on Radio 3 from Media City on Thursday 27th January 2022…
… and a return to Royal Concert Hall Nottingham Friday 28th January
Ben returns to the Proms with the BBC Philharmonic on Tuesday 3rd August for a programme of:
Haydn Symphony no 103 Drumroll
Mozart Piano Concerto no. 23 with Elizabeth Brauss
Beethoven Symphony no 4
The Immersive Experience released on Apple Music’s Immersive Audio
Ben joins Katie Derham on In Tune Monday 5th April at 5pm
Listen again to the BBCPO’s live broadcast on Wednesday 31st March 2021
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000rd0k
Watch again on BBC iPlayer this fascinating docu-concert with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Professor Brian Cox, filmed at Barbican Hall in 2019. Celebrating 100 years since Holst wrote The Planets, Brian Cox takes us on a journey through the very latest in planetary imagery.
Throughout November and December 2020, studio concerts, recordings and a filmed concert at Symphony Hall.
All this week (5-9th October) you can hear performances Ben conducted with the BBC Philharmonic on R3’s Afternoon Concert
Evening show with Mark Elliott on BBC Radio Shropshire
Tune in to Radio 3 at 1pm on Saturday 25th July for an episode of Inside Music presented by Ben
Here we have the London Philharmonic, an exciting and respected young conductor, a first-class production team, a legendary recording studio and, of course, some of the world’s greatest music. Together, in Dolby Atmos, they create the ultimate experience in immersive sound. Markus Petersen, Senior Vice President Warner Classics & Erato
New release with RSNO- David Earl’s A Carbon Symphony
Listen again to our all Beethoven concert from Hanley and hear Edward Gregson’s Concerto for Euphonium with David Childs.
The next three episodes of the Sound Unbound podcast
The brand new series Sound Unbound, part of Barbican’s Nothing Concrete podcast, is made to inspire more people to discover and love the arts.